Mary passed away
a few short months after Ella's birth, so she never had the chance to meet her
mother. She was not with her siblings in the orphanage in 1900.[1]
However, by 1910 Ella was living with her older sister Marie at St. Ann’s
Orphanage.[2] Ella
married Lawrence P. Sayers on 28 January 1925 in Salt Lake City.[3] By
1930, the couple moved to Los Angeles, California where Lawrence worked as an
insurance adjuster and Ella went about life as a wife and socialite.[4] The
couple had no children, but they continued to live their lives in California.
No specific death information has been found at this point in time.
[1]Edith,
Eddie, and Marie McCollom in St. Anne's Orphanage (Catholic), 1900 US Census,
Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, population schedule, Enumeration District 50,
precinct 49, sheet 3A&B, family 81, FHL film 1241684, Ancestry.com
Census Index and Images (http://ancestry.com : accessed 1 Nov 2013).
[2] Marie and
Ella McCallum in St. Anne's Orphanage, 1910 US Census. Salt Lake City, Salt
Lake, Utah, population schedule, roll T624_1604, Enumeration District 0077,
sheet 27A, FHL film1375617, Ancestry.com Census Index and Images
(ancestry.com : accessed 31 Oct 2013).
[3] Lawrence P.
Sayers and Ella E. McCallum Marriage Certificate, 1925, "Utah, County
Marriages, 1887-1937," index, FamilySearch
(https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/KSP9-6J4 : accessed 10 Dec 2013),
citing FHL Film 429119., image no 00838.
[4]
Lawrence and Ella Sayers, 1930 US Census, Los Angeles, Los Angeles, California,
population schedule, Enumeration District 19-17, sheet 14B, Family Search (http:www.familysearch.com
: accessed 8 November 2014).
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